Building a worksite folder browser dialog

Penningtons

I am attempting to write an application in which; a user completes an infopath form, the details of which are then used to populate a Word document which is then filed to a location (specified by the user) within worksite.

I've completed the basic functionality - a user completes an infopath form, the details of which are then used to populate a Word document which is then filed to a location within worksite.

However I need to allow the user to choose which directory where they want the file to be saved at the end of the process (currently a hard-coded location \\My Documents\temp\ - within the clients matter folder - is used).

I was hoping to display a folder browser (dialog) which the user can browse through in order to choose a final location on worksite for the document.
However, despite searching for the past couple of days, I've been unable to find a way to do this (or indeed any way to browse through the worksite directory outside of Outlook or the web services)

Does anybody know if there a way that I can browse a worksite folder structure (ideally using a folder browser dialog, though I'm open to any resolution suggestion) from within an InfoPath form or .NET application or ???

colettem

I've done something similar to what you're after using the IManBrowseCmd in C#.

Roughly this is the line you probably want to take.

IManBrowseCmd imBrowse = new IManBrowseCmd();
ContextItems context = new ContextItems();

NRTSession[] imSessionArr = new NRTSession[] { (NRTSession)imSession };
imObjectType[] selectableTypes = new imObjectType[] { imObjectType.imTypeDocumentFolder, imObjectType.imTypeWorkspace };

context.Add("SelectedNRTSessions", imSessionArr);
context.Add("ParentWindow", this.Handle.ToInt32());
context.Add("IManExt2.BrowseCmd.WindowTitle", "Window Title");
context.Add("IManExt2.BrowseCmd.SelectableObjectTypes", selectableTypes);
context.Add("IManExt2.MultiFileSelection", false);

imBrowse.Initialize(context);
imBrowse.Update();

if (imBrowse.Status == (int)CommandStatus.nrActiveCommand) //This is true if you've correctly set up everything the Dialog needs to run
{
imBrowse.Execute(); //This actually shows the dialog.
if (!imDlgCancelled) //If the user has hit ok rather than Cancel
{
bool refresh = (bool)context.Item("IManExt.Refresh");
if (refresh)
{
//If they've hit OK you should be able to do the work you need to here. I subscribed to the PreOnOK event instead.
}
}
else abort = true;
}

Hope that helps.